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mk67
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Comment #45321089
It lacked Trump's face and branding.
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Comment #43493348
Working at SAP and working language is English, also in Germany.
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Comment #42821618
It definitely will be if you go to court. As soon as you have any witnesses there is little chance to get out of a verbal contract.
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Comment #42821587
No, in basically all countries even verbal contracts are valid and enforceable.
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Comment #42700610
Very nonsensical statement, as it helps a lot since decades and allows faster traffic flow in roundabouts.
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Comment #41264253
Same when I interviewed ~1-2 years ago.
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Comment #40491778
From what I read it's not prosecuted in San Francisco e.g. anymore.
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Comment #40491208
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_analysis
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Comment #40405382
Not easy to give a concise answer here, but let me try: The problem mainly occurs in networks with recurrent connections or very deep architectures. In recurrent architectures this…
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Comment #40346628
I'm in the industry and nobody does that since over ten years. There was just a small phase when Hinton published "Greedy layer-wise training of deep networks" in 2007 and people d…
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Comment #40301846
I thought sunlight and water also kills them.
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Comment #40149008
There is no LLM in Tesla cars. Otherwise correct. I'd rather expect they use a convnet or a vision transformer, probably the former.
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Comment #38544227
Adding noise is generally helpful for regularization in ML. Most modern deep learning approaches do this in one way or the other - mostly dropout. It improves generalization capabi…
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Comment #38542665
In that case the speedup would be linear.
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Comment #38529998
Sounds like bs if you look at Russian numbers.
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Comment #38472447
When I interviewed at IBM in Germany in the late 00s I was rejected and got crystal clear feedback on why - and that is a big American company in Germany.
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Comment #38396648
How would you get the money you possess and want to launder on the stolen credit card? That more sounds like a method to extract money from stolen credit cards, but not a valid way…
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Comment #38392426
Functions are by definition not random. Randomness would break: "In mathematics, a function from a set X to a set Y assigns to each element of X exactly one element of Y"
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Comment #38348311
Come on, it's pretty delusional to think large scale transformer LMs alone could ever reach AGI.
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Comment #38239450
In my experience the Icelandic vikings are quite a bit bigger on average. ;)
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Comment #38230001
The truth is that quite some jobs pay >=100k in Germany. Usually needs to be one level above senior engineer, so staff eng. or some kind of manager.
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Comment #38190559
Don't think it's necessarily wrong though. I can't think of many professions where a large amount of professionals are pretty bad at their jobs.
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Comment #37419313
It's not possible to count letters for an LLM; it only "sees" tokens.
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Comment #37419086
Yep, playing too much Quake online I hit a record 500 EUR phone bill once (1000 deutsche Mark back then). My parents weren't amused. :D